When to introduce chicken after coccidiosis?

[Aithon]

I got a silkie rooster ~3 weeks ago and suspected he came with coccidiosis since he had very runny and bloody poop, so I have him completely quarantined and treated with corid for 7 days (his poop looked normal after 2). That was ~2 weeks ago, and he hasn't had any symptoms since.
Should I do another round just to be safe, wait another week or 2, or should I move him into the flock now? or maybe something else?
This is my first time dealing with coccidiosis

 

[nuthatched]

Why did you seperate him? Put him back in asap, so he doesn't get beat up.

 

[Aithon]

Why did you seperate him? Put him back in asap, so he doesn't get beat up.

Oh no, he wasn't separated. He's a new chicken that I just got from someone else. So he hasn't been introduced to my other chickens yet at all since I always quarantine new chickens completely for at least 2 weeks. Sorry for the confusion ^^

 

[nuthatched]

Oh no, he wasn't separated. He's a new chicken that I just got from someone else. So he hasn't been introduced to my other chickens yet at all since I always quarantine new chickens completely for at least 2 weeks. Sorry for the confusion ^^

Ok, in that case, he needs to be atleast 60 feet away for another two weeks. Backyard/frontyard is good. Change shoes, wash hands between birds.

 

[Aithon]

Ok, in that case, he needs to be atleast 60 feet away for another two weeks. Backyard/frontyard is good. Change shoes, wash hands between birds.

Yes, he's ~80ft away give or take and I've been completely changing in between coops + washing hands since I got him
I treated him for a full week, and he's been symptom free for 2 weeks now
I'm wondering how soon I should introduce him, and if I need to do a 2nd round of treatment before I do or not
thanks for the help!

 

[Aithon]

Ok, in that case, he needs to be atleast 60 feet away for another two weeks. Backyard/frontyard is good. Change shoes, wash hands between birds.

Oh sorry I missed the "for another 2 weeks" part
thats what I needed to know, thank you!